Woodinville Farmers Market

Woodinville Farmers Market Saturdays, May-September, 10am-2pm, rain or shine. The Schoolhouse District in Downtown Woodinville.

Family-owned and operated, this food truck serves up an interesting mix of fresh, handmade food items, from burgers and ...
09/11/2026

Family-owned and operated, this food truck serves up an interesting mix of fresh, handmade food items, from burgers and apps to Mexican ice cream and drinks.

It's going to be a full and fun farmers market Saturday! Lots of special friends joining us - enjoy live music from two ...
09/11/2026

It's going to be a full and fun farmers market Saturday! Lots of special friends joining us - enjoy live music from two local acts, a chef demo, and kids activities with Splashing Cat Studio. Our sponsor School of Rock Woodinville is with us again and they are always a great time - come try out some instruments and get your jam on!

Vendor roster for 9/12:
Festival Street
Chou Valley Fresh
Fuentes Fresh Farm
The Mediterranean
Our Family Farm
Erna Handmade Ceramics
Le Pain Julien
Outlands Coffee Co.
11 Olives
Hayton Farms Berries
Camano Crunch Co.
HappyBody Soaps
Blue Glass Farm
Pacifiscence Candles
The Hungry Lyon Cookie Co.
Bees in the Burbs
Sammamish Farms
Bill’s Fruits
Bao Lor Garden

Home Plate Food Court
Mom’s Table
Tsukime Matcha
Moklava
Jessica’s Unique Bite
Cute Dumplings
La Polina Crepes
Treeline Farms
Max’s Wild Fish

District Flats Lawn
Twelve Full Baskets
Enchanted Teas
Bread & Cake Bakery
KH Artistry
Creme Delice
Made in Mood
Herban Infusions
Stem & Stone Art
Spir Candle Co.

With a long history of cultivation in both the East and West, and a versatility that lends themselves well to fresh, coo...
09/09/2026

With a long history of cultivation in both the East and West, and a versatility that lends themselves well to fresh, cooked and fermented preparations, pears are just as practical as apples. Yet their distinctive, mellow sweetness and fresh, floral fragrance make for a more sophisticated and nuanced fruit.

Pears range in appearance, texture and taste, especially when considering the buttery-softness and sweetness of perfectly ripe pears with their under-ripe counterparts.

Pear trees have an annual harvest from late August to November, when the fruits are mature. Afterward, they can be kept in cold storage for months.

One medium-sized pear is is a good source of fiber, Vitamin C, and polyphenols (an antioxidant that can help lower blood pressure and may help lower the risk of some cancers).

What pairs with pears? The answer seems to be endless. Fresh pears can be enjoyed on their own as is. The refreshing sweetness of the fruit adds complexity to savory foods well, like a charcuterie or cheese board. Like apples, pears are classic and well loved cooked in baked goods like pies and tarts.

Recipe Idea:
Galettes are a wonderful shortcut alternative to homemade pie. This juicy, jammy ginger pear galette from Sally’s Baking Addiction combines slices of pear and bits of crystallized ginger with a super flaky, golden brown all-butter pie crust. Assembling it couldn’t be easier, and there’s no need to wait hours for it to cool before slicing. Vanilla ice cream always adds a lovely finishing touch on this warm dessert.

https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/pear-galette/

Our last chef demo of the season is this coming Saturday and we hope you'll join the fun!Get to know Chef Olivia:Olivia ...
09/08/2026

Our last chef demo of the season is this coming Saturday and we hope you'll join the fun!

Get to know Chef Olivia:
Olivia Tipton is the owner of Table Culinary Solutions, a company deeply rooted in the belief that food is a catalyst for change. An alumni of Johnson & Wales University's Culinary Nutrition program, her training cultivated a deep love of making food that is both nourishing and inspiring. Olivia has spent her professional career working as a product development chef for national brands including Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams and SK Food Group. Her work has been featured in media publications such as The New York Times, Forbes, The Today Show, and Foodbusinessnews.net. Her innate curiosity and general obsession with all things food means that in her down time she is experimenting with new techniques or trying out yet another form of fermentation.

Come chat with her this Saturday, September 12th as the final chef in our 2026 Chef Demo series. She’ll shop the market inspired by seasonal, local produce, then cook up a dish to share with the community. You won’t want to miss it!

We’re so grateful to our mainstage sponsors who support our local musicians and help make our live music stage each week...
09/07/2026

We’re so grateful to our mainstage sponsors who support our local musicians and help make our live music stage each week a possibility.

Select days of August and September's music acts are sponsored by School of Rock Woodinville - we can really tell how much local music and growing future musician opportunities means to them!

Catch live music each Saturday at the Market with morning and afternoon acts, made possible by our generous sponsors.

Hello September! 🍂 🍁 🍎 The PNW has been reminding us all week that fall is just around the corner - come see for yoursel...
09/05/2026

Hello September! 🍂 🍁 🍎

The PNW has been reminding us all week that fall is just around the corner - come see for yourself at the farmers market where we are bursting with late summer bounty. Tons of veggies and fruit, gorgeous blooms, and delicious food stuffs. It's a bit of a "I Spy" of autumnal flavors and scents with our artisan craft makers too! Live music, kids activities - all the community fun you know and love.

Open until 2 at The Schoolhouse District on Festival Street by the ball fields.

You can always trust Linna's booth will make you smile - everything she makes is a whimsical delight! Stationary, sticke...
09/04/2026

You can always trust Linna's booth will make you smile - everything she makes is a whimsical delight! Stationary, stickers, keychains, cups, and more. Whimsy-maxxing at its finest!

Kick off your long weekend with us, and enjoy September at the farmers market. Cozy vibes, hot coffee, yummy treats, and...
09/04/2026

Kick off your long weekend with us, and enjoy September at the farmers market. Cozy vibes, hot coffee, yummy treats, and the bounty of harvest season! It's going to be a great Saturday, hope to see you there!

Vendor roster for 9/5:
Festival Street
Chou Valley Fresh
Fuentes Fresh Farm
The Mediterranean
Viva Farms
Our Family Farm
Valhalla Mead
Le Pain Julien
Outlands Coffee Co.
11 Olives
Hayton Farms Berries
Camano Crunch Co.
HappyBody Soaps
Blue Glass Farm
Peony Story Co.
The Hungry Lyon Cookie Co.
Bees in the Burbs
Sammamish Farms
Bill’s Fruits
Bao Lor Garden

Home Plate Food Court
Seattle Samosa
Tolu Modern Fijian Cuisine
The Panini Truck
Cute Dumplings
La Polina Crepes
Treeline Farms
Mom’s Table

District Flats Lawn
Happy Gnome Farm
Bread & Cake Bakery
Talkback Snacks
Creme Delice
Amati Crochet Flowers
Gheezer
Made in Mood
ED Studio Handmade Crafts
Alchemy Sweets & Treats
Spir Candle Co.
Stem & Stone Art
Kulphi
Magnolia Knife Sharpening

We love our downtown location - it’s so well connected in the heart of our community center. Along with that comes a var...
09/02/2026

We love our downtown location - it’s so well connected in the heart of our community center. Along with that comes a variety of options to get to the market, as well as some seasonal parking challenges. Parking at the sports fields during the spring and fall sees high use - we encourage carpooling, and to know your options.

Parking Options:
*In front of City Hall but be sure to read signage to know what’s available to the public on weekends (Not police parking but stalls marked Visitor or Employee are okay).
*Street parking along 133rd Ave NE
*Woodinville Sports Fields/overflow Wilmot Gateway lot - busy on game days but has frequent car turnover
*Paid parking in underground garage - or if you choose to support any of the brick and mortar businesses in the complex, they can validate up to 2 hours of free parking.
*The old Molbak’s lot - The landowners are allowing Saturday farmers market parking. This lot at 13625 NE 175th St is a >10 min straight shot .4 mile walk down 175th to the Market. Enjoy the pollinator-themed community art project along the fence as you walk to the Market!

Non-car options of getting to the Market:
Public Transit: the Woodinville Park and Ride is 3/4 mile walk to the Market and serves as a parking option and a stop for Bus Route #522. Bus Route #231 stops even closer to the Market on the corner of 133rd Ave. NE.

Bike or walk: the Market is easily accessed via the Sammamish River Trail at Wilmot Gateway with a lighted crosswalk. Biking or walking to the Market makes for a lovely excursion! Bike racks are located in front of City Hall and at the upstairs entry points of The Schoolhouse District.

Downtown Woodinville is a bustling, thriving place on Saturdays in September - hopefully this helps you get to the heart of all the action!

What began as a small family kitchen churning out kulphi for the neighbourhood has grown into a brand loved across India...
09/01/2026

What began as a small family kitchen churning out kulphi for the neighbourhood has grown into a brand loved across India — without ever losing the slow, traditional process that makes this kulphi taste like home. Every batch is still simmered, churned and frozen the old-fashioned way, using fresh milk, real fruit and time-honoured recipes passed down through generations.

No shortcuts, no artificial flavours — just honest, handcrafted kulphi made the way it always should be.

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13205 NE 175th Street
Woodinville, WA
98072

Opening Hours

10am - 2pm

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